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New scholarship for citrus leaders

A supplier of machinery, packaging and labelling solutions to the Australian fresh produce industry, J-Tech Systems, is supporting the citrus industry through sponsorship of a new emerging leaders scholarship.

J-Tech Systems will work with Citrus Australia to provide one future leader with the opportunity of a lifetime with the scholarship valued at approximately $10,000.

The scholarship includes an intensive three-day course, as well as a global experience - international flights from Sydney, accommodation and entry to the PMA Fresh Summit in the USA.

The candidates will be judged by J-Tech Systems General Manager Cameron McInness and Citrus Australia CEO Judith Damiani. The winner will be announced at the Citrus Technical Forum on 1st and 2nd March 2017 in Mildura.

Cameron said the Emerging Leaders scholarship is practically based and will link back to the participants’ real world issues. “The aim of the scholarship is to encourage young people in citrus to further develop their skills and knowledge and to increase the opportunities for long term careers in our industry,” he said.

“The 3-day fully residential format comprises a mix of experiential learning activities, a business simulation, case studies and the application of learning through team presentations to PMA executives."

“These action learning methods will continually link back to the participants’ real world issues and situations identified in pre-program goal setting discussions between each participant, their manager and the Program Director.”

The scholarship is open to all those working in the citrus industry under 30 years of age (by 31 December, 2016). A key consideration will be active industry participation.

Citrus Australia
Tel: 03 5023 6333
admin@citrusaustralia.com.au
www.citrusaustralia.com.au
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